Multiple list link adaption
A link-adaptive, serial technology, applied in multiplexing communication, transmission modification based on link quality, advanced technology, etc., can solve problems such as complexity
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[0035] as above about figure 1Said, in a link adaptive system predetermined levels or modes of throughput, data rate or performance are assigned and the system moves up and down between these levels in a linear fashion according to current link conditions such as SNR. Typically, each class is associated with a specific combination of modulation and channel coding rates or a predetermined modulation and coding scheme (MCS). Higher levels may have higher modulation rates (eg, QPSK vs. BPSK) and / or higher channel coding rates (eg, 2 / 3 vs. 1 / 2).
[0036] However, this configuration is limited if channel conditions or qualities are constantly changing or when they are difficult to estimate reliably eg in an indoor WLAN type environment. This problem is exacerbated in transmit diversity or spatial multiplexing systems, such as MIMO, where many factors (which cannot always be estimated reliably) affect the performance of the system.
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